A Language That Sings Like Music – A Journey to Maaloula
One bright morning, young Sara sets off to the ancient mountain village of Maaloula — a place where people still speak Aramaic, the language once spoken by Jesus himself.
There, she meets Grandpa Yacoub, who teaches her words that need no translation… because they’re felt with the heart.
Through sacred chants, ancient legends, and melodies carved in stone, Sara discovers that some languages are not just spoken — they’re remembered.
A poetic and magical story about identity, memory, and a language that lives on like a song.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Itani, Sabrin (illustrator). Paperback. A Language That Sings Like Music - A Journey to MaaloulaOne bright morning, young Sara sets off to the ancient mountain village of Maaloula - a place where people still speak Aramaic, the language once spoken by Jesus himself.There, she meets Grandpa Yacoub, who teaches her words that need no translation. because they're felt with the heart.Through sacred chants, ancient legends, and melodies carved in stone, Sara discovers that some languages are not just spoken - they're remembered. A poetic and magical story about identity, memory, and a language that lives on like a song. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798243301299
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Paperback. Condition: new. Itani, Sabrin (illustrator). Paperback. A Language That Sings Like Music - A Journey to MaaloulaOne bright morning, young Sara sets off to the ancient mountain village of Maaloula - a place where people still speak Aramaic, the language once spoken by Jesus himself.There, she meets Grandpa Yacoub, who teaches her words that need no translation. because they're felt with the heart.Through sacred chants, ancient legends, and melodies carved in stone, Sara discovers that some languages are not just spoken - they're remembered. A poetic and magical story about identity, memory, and a language that lives on like a song. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798243301299
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